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bluetooth midi controller pedal AirTurn BT500S-6 Bluetooth 6 Foot Switch Controller

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bluetooth midi controller pedal AirTurn BT500S-6 Bluetooth 6 Foot Switch ControllerFoot switch control in a stompbox design that easily integrates with your pedal board. Get six switches with analog expansion ports to maximize your control options! Program controls for volume, wah effects, or scroll speed Send MIDI commands and custom DAW keys Start and stop backing tracks and metronomes Turn pages, read music, scroll lyrics and tabs Cue audio, lighting, and effects Capture video, photos, and more! Featuring a durable stompbox

Foot switch control in a stompbox design that easily integrates with your pedal board. Get six switches with analog expansion ports to maximize your control options!

  • Program controls for volume, wah effects, or scroll speed
  • Send MIDI commands and custom DAW keys
  • Start and stop backing tracks and metronomes
  • Turn pages, read music, scroll lyrics and tabs
  • Cue audio, lighting, and effects
  • Capture video, photos, and more!

Featuring a durable stompbox design and complete with quiet steel switches, the AirTurn BT500S-6 easily integrates into a pedal board setup and is powered by a rechargeable battery or optional 9v power supply. It now includes two 1/4"analog inputs for adding pedals that can be programmed to control variable parameters, such as volume, wah effects, or scroll speed!

  • Endless Apps: Hundreds of compatible apps for turning pages, teleprompting, reading music, scrolling lyrics and tabs, triggering backing tracks and effects, sending MIDI commands, cueing audio and lighting, capturing photo and video, plus so much more!
  • App Control: Seven built-in modes store switch commands that work with hundreds of apps including those supported with AirDirect.
  • Customize: Create commands for almost any app that responds to keystrokes, macros, mouse clicks, or MIDI with the free AirTurn Manager. Adjust features such as Auto-Repeat, Idle Time, Low Power or Fast Response Mode, and Debounce. Select switch types such as Momentary, Latching, Pulse, or Command.
  • Updates: AirTurn Manager supports Over-the-Air updates to firmware for the latest features.
  • Quiet-Tactile: Steel switches deliver responsive feel with little sound.
  • Durable: Molded case made from a nearly indestructible polymer blend doesn't interfere with the radio signal and still holds up to road wear.
  • Versatile: Includes two 1/4" analog inputs for adding expression pedals. Pedal board compatible with optional 9v supply.
  • Max Range: At 200+ feet, AirTurn leads the industry’s operating range.
  • Max Battery Life: Rechargeable battery provides 200+ hours of play time with a single charge, displays status indicators, and automatically turns off when the host device is turned off.
  • Status Indicators: Bluetooth status LED. Low battery status LED.
  • Pairing Options: Choose open pairing for instant connections when switching between devices. Choose closed pairing to store a single connection and prevent unintended connection to other devices.
  • Multiple Devices: Connect up to eight AirTurn devices to use at the same time for more switch options.
  • Compatibility: Works with phones, tablets, and computers that have Bluetooth 4 or higher, and accepts nearly any momentary switch.
  • Warranty: Best-in-class 2-year warranty with product registration (includes battery).

Product Weight: 1lb (.4 kg)

Product Dimensions: 15.25x2.75x2 in (387x70x50mm)

Bluetooth Analog Inputs for Variable Control Parameters

The AirTurn BT500S-6 is the first Bluetooth pedal to offer analog inputs for adding pedals that can be programmed to control variable parameters, such as volume, wah effects, or scroll speed. This has many applications for music production, live performance, teleprompting, DAW control, and so much more!

Best Bluetooth Pedal for Live Stage Performance

The AirTurn BT500S Series combines the features and performance of the classic BT200 series. It is created with the look and feel of a traditional stompbox style pedal with optional 9v power supply, making it easy to add to your existing pedalboard. It is built with industrial-grade steel switches, and encased with a nearly indestructible polymer blend that doesn't interfere with the radio signal and still holds up to road wear. Along with the ability to customize computer keyboard and MIDI commands, it’s the perfect app controller for guitarists, bassists, keyboard players, DJ’s, recording engineers, and more!

Custom Hands Free Editing and Recording for DAWs

Using the free AirTurn Manager app, you can easily assign your favorite hotkeys and keyboard shortcuts for hands-free recording and editing control. Arm tracks, start/stop recording and playback, toggle metronome, undo actions, solo/mute tracks, and anything else your computer keyboard can do!

Wireless Foot Controller for DMX Lighting and Bluetooth MIDI

Control DMX lighting fixtures with MIDI commands. Assign a MIDI note or CC to a parameter in your lighting software, and assign the same MIDI note or CC to your pedal in the free AirTurn Manager app. Now with a Bluetooth connection, you can make your lighting changes on the fly.

Universal Foot Switch for Keyboard Shortcuts and Macros

Shortcut keys can be convenient, and offer improvements in speed and performance if you have the extra fingers. Now, you can keep your hands focused on your task, and execute those commands with your foot. Use the AirTurn Manager app to easily program your favorite shortcuts or hotkeys for Word, Excel, PC games, DAWs, and more. It is available for Mac, iOS and Android in the Apple App store or Google Play store. Note that for a PC, you will need to first connect to your phone or tablet to change the settings. Macros are helpful when you need to repeat a text phrase, place line of code, or execute a series of commands at once. These lines of text, code, or commands can be turned into a macro. Then, the macro can be assigned to a switch. Now, you can use your foot for these repetitive actions!

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